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I see some homes on Beaver Dam Lake. Nice, till times like this.

That looks very intresting. I'll have to check into that.

There's an interesting glacial moraine map in that Rutgers collection. I did some crosschecking with your lidar, and you can actually see the moraine area. This below is just one section. I'm speaking of NW of Perth Amboy near Morristown and Plainfield. Well, I'd better edit my statement: I...

John, does it have running water at the outlet? It must have at least that.

You sure did Guy. I've not gone myself yet. Will go up with little Shea.

I remember when all we had was Terraserver, and I was always dissapointed that the 95 aerials in my neighborhood were mostly black from the 95 fire.

Sort of reminds me of a PBX trip back in 2004, where we passed through 4 watersheds in one day.

Very interesting Ron and Mark. I've been meaning to check out the plants at the very source of the Mullica next to route 73, SW side, about here, if my figuring is right.

He hits my hair!

Yes, I saw the name of the road and took a look. Do you know why it's considered a historic landmark?

Interesting. Never noticed it before. Quite a mass for this area (used Boyd's lidar)

From the article (Inquirer.com): "The main well pump pulls crystal-clear water from the aquifer at a rate of 3,600 gallons per minute. It has been running almost continuously since Oct. 6." The math says that in total, just for his farm for the past 26? days, he's pumped 129,600,00 gallons out...

Mike has forgotten their names. I do though, recall the person between you and I, but not his name. I think he was at the first 3 PBX explores. I'll check back in my files. He did though, tell me Steve's last name last night.

This is another. I think that is Phil Iapalluci next to Mike in the pink, and Alison and Bob Bruneau in the background. I cannot tell the date, but before those you have shown. Maybe 2001.

Guy, it's been so long. The yellow is Steve (last name?), he passed away from cancer several years ago. He was a great photographer and a very nice man. The light green is Mike Baker. I will be with Mike tomorrow, he likely knows the two men on either side of you.

I was doing some searches south of Tarkiln about 10 years ago. Lately I've been in some remote pond areas and under powerlines. I'm sure you've been there with Gerry.

Too bad you can't find the culprit. It makes zero sense to do what they are doing. They will be useless in efficiency at the very least.

Well yeah, the entire state is under extreme fire watch due to zero rain in many, many days.

Yes Al, you are correct. I was west of there in the woods. When I was driving the dust rose up behind me like talcum powder.